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Hanwha Systems launched a 30-ton unmanned surface vessel (USV) featuring AI integration. The vessel is designed for various maritime operations without onboard crew. The AI system enables autonomous navigation and decision-making. The launch marks a step forward in unmanned maritime technology.
Hanwha Systems unveiled a 30-ton unmanned surface vessel (USV) aimed at expanding into the global market. The company plans to commercialize the USV for applications such as surveillance, reconnaissance, and maritime security. The vessel is designed for autonomous operation and remote control. Hanwha Systems seeks to compete in both domestic and international defense and maritime sectors.
HD Hyundai Heavy Industries developed an AI-based system to inspect ship coatings. The system uses artificial intelligence to detect defects and assess coating quality. This technology aims to improve efficiency and accuracy in ship maintenance. The development was reported by Seoul Economic Daily on October 29, 2026.
Hyundai Glovis installed Avikus autonomous navigation systems on 10 of its mega carriers. The technology aims to enhance shipping efficiency and safety. This marks a significant step in adopting autonomous navigation for large-scale commercial vessels. The initiative was reported by Seoul STV News.
HD Hyundai is extending its development of unmanned vessels to include submarines. The company aims to advance autonomous maritime technology beyond surface ships. This expansion reflects a broader push into automated and remote-controlled underwater systems. The initiative aligns with growing industry interest in unmanned naval capabilities.
HD Hyundai and Anduril Industries have started constructing a prototype for an unmanned vessel. The companies aim to conduct sea trials in October 2026. This collaboration focuses on developing autonomous naval technology. The project marks a step toward advancing unmanned maritime systems.